Mulberry Square clergy sue over Syracuse housing plan
A coalition of clergy and former tenants says the Syracuse Housing Authority and HUD plan to demolish two Mulberry Square buildings to clear space for downtown expansion will push black residents from the area. They seek a court injunction and damages, arguing the projects favor a community center over affordable housing.
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War Memorial
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Harvey Pingoun
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Idelines
Eustato
Conrail
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Fred Murray
Int Authority
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Nets Street
Pearl Harbor vets recall bombing day at Central New York gathering
Syracuse and nearby veterans from the USS Pyro share memories at Ferano’s Restuarant Lakeside, marking the 46th anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Edward Stone and Thomas Ryan, shipmates from different states, reconnect after last year’s Hawaii trip, while attendees recount losses, survival stories, and strong bonds among survivors and families.
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Thomas Ryan
Pearl Harbor
Ferano
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Stone
Syracuse
Ryan
Youngstown
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Hawaii
BBC
Central New
Eli
John Sappington
Nestling
Sappington
Central New York
Wallace Kampney
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Kampney
Edward W- Stone
Two men facing gambling charges in city raids
City police raided two private clubs over the weekend as part of a seasonal crackdown on illegal betting. Officers seized betting slips, cash, and records, charging a club owner and a patron with promotion and possession of gambling records.
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E. Raynor Ave
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Chrystalwood Drive
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Pearl St
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Tower of old courthouse stored as civic antique
The 80 foot tower from Syracuse's third county courthouse built in 1856 was saved only in part when the building was demolished. Upper tower remains in storage at the city Parks Department warehouse on Spencer Street, with limestone blocks separated and stored awaiting possible future rebuilding.
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Genesee and Clinton
Cinton Square
Erie Canal
Horatio White
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Syracuse
Dick Sparrow
Marsey
Onondaga Community College
Onondaga Hill
City Parks Department
Spencer Street
Dave Tessier
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